Weight Bench - 135 kg - 300 x 230 mm
Lowest price in the 30 days before the discount: €739.00
Whether you are setting up a compact home gym or upgrading a dedicated training room, the right exercise equipment helps you train with intention, keep your technique consistent, and progress safely over time. Our range focuses on the core pieces that make strength work practical and enjoyable: stable benches for free-weight sessions, supportive stations for bodyweight exercises, and selectorised-style machines that bring a smooth, guided feel to your routine.
A solid bench is often the cornerstone of effective training. From flat designs for classic presses and dumbbell work to incline versions that open up new angles for the chest, shoulders, and upper back, a well-built bench provides a secure base so you can concentrate on form. If you prefer variety without filling the room, a multifunctional weight bench can help you move between exercises with minimal fuss, supporting everything from pressing and rows to controlled core movements.
For those who like structured sessions that blend strength and conditioning, you can also complement your setup with body pump equipment to keep the pace high and the transitions smooth. By combining a dependable bench with versatile add-ons, you can create workouts that suit both focused strength blocks and more dynamic, circuit-style training.
Good training starts with good positioning, and benches are designed to help you find it. An incline bench encourages a comfortable pressing path and can make certain movements feel more natural by aligning your shoulders and elbows. A stable frame, supportive padding, and secure footing matter here, because confidence in your platform helps you lift with control. The result is a training environment where you can concentrate on tempo, range of motion, and progressive overload rather than constantly adjusting your setup.
To broaden your training beyond the bench, a dip stand is an excellent way to add challenging bodyweight work that targets the chest, triceps, and shoulders. Dips can be scaled by altering depth, tempo, and rest periods, making a dip station a smart choice for both strength-focused workouts and endurance-oriented sets. With a dedicated stand, you gain a consistent grip position and a stable base, so each repetition feels repeatable and measured.
If your goal is to train the lower body with the same clarity and structure, pairing upper-body essentials with focused options like leg exercise equipment can help you build a balanced routine. This approach keeps your programme well-rounded while still letting you prioritise the movements that matter most to you.
If you enjoy the guided feel of machines, a chest press machine brings a smooth, supported pressing motion that can be ideal for building strength with consistent mechanics. It is particularly useful for structured training plans, drop sets, and controlled, higher-repetition work where you want steady movement and reliable positioning. A machine-based press also makes it easier to focus on muscle engagement, because your setup remains consistent from set to set.
For pulling strength and posture-focused training, a low row machine adds a strong counterbalance to pressing exercises. Rows are a key part of developing a stable upper back and improving shoulder mechanics, and a dedicated row station encourages repeatable form with a clear start and finish to each rep. When combined with bench work and dips, rows help create a well-rounded strength split that supports performance and everyday movement.
When selecting exercise equipment, consider how you like to train and how much space you have. Benches that are easy to reposition make it simpler to switch between pressing, core work, and accessory movements. Dedicated stations such as dip stands and machines help keep your training consistent and can reduce setup time, which often leads to more frequent sessions and better long-term results. Look for sturdy construction, comfortable contact points, and designs that match your preferred training style, whether that is heavy strength work, steady hypertrophy sessions, or mixed circuits.
To further refine your lower-body focus, you can add targeted options such as thigh exercise equipment alongside your main stations. With a thoughtful selection of benches, pressing and rowing machines, and supportive bodyweight stations, you can build a flexible training space that feels motivating, organised, and ready whenever you are.